My Journey Ian Hall in Reflect and Connect 2011
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- 1. Ian Benjamin Hall Bendigo Vic 3550 www.ian-hall-it-training.com.au My Journey in 2011Reflecting on my practice
- 2. My E-learning Goal Action Plan
- 3. Hopes and fears on wallpaper at beginning
- 4. My Blog I built on from my previous blog usage
- 5. Started using Mahara in February 2011
- 6. Update cover letter, education & employment achievements, goals, skills and interests
- 8. A TEAM – TWITTER GROUP
- 9. TweetDeck- regular communication with twitter users
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- 12. A TEAM : LEARN CENTRAL
- 14. Operate within an agree code of ethics or practice at LCMS (Loddon Campaspe Multicultural Service
- 15. Google CHROME: a way to view Mahara
- 16. How have I built my Personal Learning Network Engage with the Learning Network
- 17. Ian Hall’s PLN and PLE
- 19. A member of Educator’s PLN
- 20. PLE example
- 21. PLN example
- 23. igoogle account
- 24. Ian’s Netvibes web site
- 25. Joined Tapped in
- 26. Connecting with Tapped in
- 27. Networking with Tapped in
- 29. Ian Hall at Stage 1 IMMERSION I am immersing myself into networks. I create and all networks. I can find where there are people and ideas to connect to. Collaboration. Connections take off
- 30. CREATION OF PROFILE ON MAHARA March 2011
- 32. Joined on 16th April 2011 ConnectedLeadership for Connected Learning in USA
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- 35. CUEBC member on 17th April 2011
- 36. JOINED THIS GROUP 16th April 2011 via VOICE THREAD
- 37. Mahara creation April 2011
- 38. Thanks to Pauline, Junita and Carole **jewels in the E-portfolio world** Thanks to all participants of Reflect and Connect 2011 Blessings and Happiness to all for your future journeys .